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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
RAILWAY BUILDINGS.
St. PauI's Growing Importance as
Railroad Center,

St. Paul's Growing Importance as
Railroad Center.
The railroad building for the year
amounts to S234, 1875, as compared with
SOL, ,G65 last year. This amount does
not include the $4,000 invested in shops
at Gladstone by the st. Panl d Duluth,
nor the $4,000 invested in five new
depots i'll North st. Paul by the Wiscon-
sin Central line. The principal build
ings are the Manitoba office building on
Third street. near Broadway, at a cost
of Sl35,O 900; the cable line station. 10
Gated on Selby, near Kent, at cost of
$4,000, and the engine house of the
Omaha on Randolph. near Drake, cost
ing $4,000. In addition to this the Mill
nesOta IL Northwestern erected three
new brick depOtS in South st. Paul. at
cost of 5000 each. The complete list
is as follows:
RAILWAY BUILDING.
Minnesota d Northwestern Railroad
company, one-story frame shop,
Wood, near Custer ..-.-.... S10O
Diamond 10 Steamer line, boiler in
warehouse. River. near Robert. 300
st. Paul City Railway company, one
story brick cable line station and
car barn, Selby av. near Kent. 10000
Chicago. Milwaukee d st. Paul Rail
way company, One-story frame
depot, Oneida. near Grace ....... 1,5O0
Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST Paul Rail
way company, one-story frame
depot, Victoria, near Jefferson -. 1,oO0
Chicago, st Paul. Minneapolis Il
Omaha Railway company, one
story brick engine house, Ran
dolph. near Drake ............. $4,000
st Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba
Railroad company. one-stOry
brick passenger station, railroad,
Chicago, Burlington IL Northern
Railroad company. .cne-story brick
and frame passenger station, rail-
road, near Lindwood... 10000. 5000
Chicago, Burlington Il Northern
RR Co, l-story brick passenger
station, Railroad al Oakwood sta
ton. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5,OUO
st Paul City Railway company, l.
story frame barn. Aurora, near
Kent tSt.............-..-. st. -...... 2,495
st Paul City Railway company, l.
story frame barn Lee near Seventh 5000
st Paul Cl.y Railway company, l.
story frame car storage building,
Seventh, near Lee ...............:. 2,4OO
st Paul City Railway company, l.
story frame shop. Lee near Bay. 1000
ST Paul, Milwaukee IL Chicago Rail-
way company, 1-story frame addi-
ton to shops, Payne. near Green
Drler.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OUU
ST Paul, Minneapolis d Manitoba R
II company. 5-stoTy stone, brick
and iron Office building, Third st,
near Broadway ......'...........' 135 900
st Paul City Railway company, =
story frame stable and car barn,
Rice. near Front .......... -. 1900
Minnesota 4 Northwestern X
company, 1-story frame passen-
ger depot. Annapolis, near Con-
cord NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,UOU
Total sixteen permits ..... s234, 1876
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
ROCK AND RYE.
John Lloyd Thomas Says This Is
the Republican Drink.

New YORK. Dec. 1l.-John Lloyd
Thomas, of Baltimore. during an ad-
dress before the Manhattan Temper
ancc association, this afternoon. uttered
these opinions: ''Cowardicc prevents
the people of New York from taking a
stand against the saloon evil. The Re
publican party is keeping UP Oh rock
and rye. Both the old psrties are cor
rupt." He denounced the foreign ele-
ment in this country ard also Or. How
ard Crosby for inslnccrity. Senator
A. II. Coiquitt, Of Georgia, addressed
Chickering hall to-day. He emphatic
ally declared that prohibition was not
dead in Georgia. despite Its recent de-
feat. And lie &as equally sure that
there would bc 10 compromise in his
STATE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12

Zion's Congregation, 2-story frame
dwelling, Cortland, near Agate... 2,45O
Zlon's Congregation, 2-story frame
school house, Cortland, near
Trinity English Lutheran church,
1-story frame church. Robie, near
Aultd ......... ssOvo
St Anthony Park Congregational
church, 1-story frame church,
Raymond, near Wheeler.......... 3,500
Philadelphian Baptist church, l.
story frame church, Reaney, near
cypress. ..........:.-..... 4UO
st Paul Society New Jerusalem. L
story frame church. Laurel and
Virginia avs. I,VOo
Atlantic Congregational church,
completion of church, Bates, near go
conway. .....-..- ooO
German NJ church. 2-story frame
parsonage, Maple, near Third. 1,50O
st Matthew's church, 2-story brick
dwelling, Hall, near Winifred.... 5000
First Presbyterian church, 2-stOry
frame dwelling. Iglehart near
Scandinavian Church Of Christ.
stone foundation, Preble, near
Mlnnehaha. Observation-Disclosures" l,oOO
st Albert church, 2-story frame
dwelling, Charles, near Gauthier. 5000
church, Fuller, near jay -. 4,5oo
Congregational Union church, l.
Grace .................... 1900
Chapel, Holly, near Dale. 5000
First Swedish NJ + church, 2-story
near Temperance. e..,.............. ~ 10000
Norwegian L c church, 1-story
frame church, Fifteenth near
Canaua O,OoO
Congregational Union church, l.
story frame church, Winifred,
W
st Francis de Sales church, COM
pletion Of stone church, james,
near DAILY ................ ......... 1000
Total. % permits s1O6. 700
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
Figures Which Show That St.
Paul is a Booming CITY.

st. Paul is rapidly growing in pOpula-
ton, in wealth and in everything that
goes to make a great commercial and
manufacturing center. The year which
is now fast drawing to close has wit
messed no diminutiOn in the rapid
growth and increase in building opera
tiOnS of the last few years; but on the
contrary, the records show that 1887 is
more than S2,000,000 ahead of any other
year. This. too. is the more remarkable
in view of the Stringency of the money
market for the greater part of the sea
son. In no way can one get more
positive and better proof of the
continued prosperity and un-
eXampled progress of st. Paul
than by examining the building records
of the year of 1887. This year has in
deed been wonderful one in the de-
velOpment of st. Paul. 1t has witnessed
the rapid building up of the business
and residence portions Oh the city, as
well as the creation OF network of
suburban towns within easy reach of
the city and connected with it by motor
lines with every advantage III the way
of frequent and rapid trains to and
from the city. The amount expended
in buildings alone during the year
reaches the enormous sum of S11, ,543,-
314, OF almost 81 000.00 more than the
phenomenal record of 1856, or s., SOC, Geo
more than 1855, or almost 81 250, 900
more than what was then considered
the remarkable record of 1884, S7,26G,-
Az.
Massive blocks of brick and stone,
costing S200.000 S300,G0 S500.000. and
even S1,000,00O, have been erected in
large numbers throughout the city. St.
Anthony hill and other choice residence
sections of the city have been covered
with fine residences. costing from Sl0,-
600 to 81. 900. But this is not all The
comfortable homes of the labOring
classes of the city have increased quite
as rapidly as the mansions of The rich.
1t is
A REMARKABLE FACT.
and one that demonstrates very thor
Oughly the prosperity of the tOilerS i'll
this city, that nearly equal sums have
been expended in these two classes of
buildings. For every mansion costing
an average of $4,000 there have
been fifty cottages built at an average of
say $500. And what is more remarkable
and hOpefuI sign of times, a harbinger
of the future prosperity of ST. Paul. is
the fact that these cottages are TODAY
largely the property of the people who
occupy them. Almost every industrious.
sober labOring man in St. Paul either
owns absolutely comfortable little
home, OF else he is paying for one as
rapidly as his Scauty means will permit,
This increase has 49, been confined to
any one section of the city, but is very
evenly distributed throughout the CITY,
as the following table will show:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12

that the Fourth ward. with but 265 per-
mitS, leads all others in the value of the
buildings erected. Third on the list is
the Eighth ward, with the greatest num-
ber of permits, 632. In this ward there
has been an extraordinary growth and
activity in building, which manifested
itself in the construction of neat and
comfortable homes. costing from 5000 to
$500. The Seventh ward stands sec
ond on the list with small number of
permits, but great sum invested i'll
the buildings erected. The Tenth and
Eleventh wards, Hamline and st. An
thony Park, show up wonderfully well
when it is taken into account that the
building in both places is confined al
most entirely to dwellings and buildings
demanded by residence suburbs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12

ST. PAUL PARK.
More Than Quarter of a Million
at the "BurlingtOn" Suburb.


In residences, business blocks and
manufactures the sum of s279.250 has
been expended since the 1st of July last
in what is known as St. Paul Park.
This new suburb is located on the Bur-
lington railway, near the village of
Newport, and five months ago was open
farm land. To-day it has within its
limits manufactures, with capacity
af 80 "orsmcn: 4 hotels, 70 dwelling
houses and stores, with unusually
aattcring prospects for the coming year,
when ut least 100 dwellings will be
erected by The st. Paul Park Improve
ment company. One thousand two
hundred acres are included in the tract,
and it is divided into three divisions
OF 400 acres cach-one for suburban res
licences, another for manufactures, and
The :l.ir.! for the homes of the worknlen
employed in the factories. The place
has splendid railroad facilities, being
situated on the river divisions of both
The Burlington and milwaukee, rail-
roads, and but one mile from the city
limits. A motor line Is in active opera-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Money Literally Spent ia the Ccra-
mendabIe Cause Of Education.


More than $3.50, have been cxpcn,:-
ed in the erection Of sciio,.: and College
buildings within the ii!aitc % s.. Iari
during the year now drawing ~ 4 o,;a3e
OF this amount. viii: the rxc.Jr!ch ce
100000 expended =! :l.r ;!as:ees 0. MAJ
alcster college i: NJ" .h:ec s.c-y
brick college. ga non Il, re :,G::c,5 cf
namlinc university, vseA !n .Es cos
structiun Of Il i..:! 81 Sr!-cce. 3 .Glc *
pended 5y 81 ti%ry's i.'.-.Ie n ) s,Scc,
house oil Somerset .lreei. ;hc cGr.e
sum was expended hy the bGa;:i OF edu
cation in ;iic construction Cf FIVE brand
new school buildings and Ia additions
to as many more. These new buildings
are: The William Pitt Murray,
at St. Anthony Park North,
at cost Of sI7.i00; the Alexander Ram
sey school at Manchester Park. costing
Sl59OO; the Hancock school at lIamlinc.
at a cost of S:?G, ,346; the U.s. Grant school
at Arkwright, near Jessamine; and the
George B. Mcclellan school at Como, at
a cost of SOL Additions were con-
structed to the Jefferson, costing $32,-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
The Opcning Closed.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Dec. 1l.-The
opening ut the Calumet and IIccla mine
where it cayetl iii is now practically
closed again. The main engine is prob
ably totally DESTROYED. This will cause
great delay when the mine is opened
again, az the men sill have 10 enter at
the Calumet branch. 1t is fortunate for
the large force Of men 10 have sue.
cceded in covering the cavity with tim
ber, otherwise the entire ::.ine nigh.
have been Quilted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
Total. eleven permits. -.
Sixth Ward.

Samuel Dearing, brick dwelling,
George, bet Charlton and Waseca
Provision company,
2-story brick ma rket and dwell
ing- Chicago. av. bet Dakota and
Starkey.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
William Berlandi. 2-story brick
block, Concord st, near State. go.
John Heisinger, 3-story brick block,
Chicago av, near Dakota ......
Paul Martin, 3-story brick block,
Ducas ST. near Congress .....
Charles Filter, 3-story brick store
and offices, Ducas st, near Fill
more. re................... .........
j. G. Heighouse, 3story brick block,
Dakota av, near Colorado. ......
Paul Martin, 3-story brick dwelling,
Prescott. near Mt. Hope .........
james E Brady. 5-story brick block,
South Robert, near Fairfield. ......
Griggs Bros, 2-story brick stable,
Fillmore, near South Robert. t.....
Cityof st Paul, 2-story brick engine
house, Delos st, near Clinton ....
Mrs NJ Whitmaack, 2-story brick
stores and dwellings, South Rob
ert st, near DelOs ..............
VIM Erdman, 3-story brick dwell
ing and store, Fairfield, near
p Griffin, 2-stOry frame block, Isa-
bel. near South Robert. ..........
De Coster IL Clark, 3-story brick fac
tory, South Robert, near Plato =.
Total, 10 permits. ts......
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
Several Governors 10 BE There.

CINCINNATI, Dec. i1.--ArTangcments
have been made by the commissioners
of the Centennial exposition, TO be held
here next year, to give Il reception and
banquet to the honorary commissioners
appointed in the various states and
others interested in the enterprise. The
time appointed is Wednesday evening
next. The governors of Virginia, West
Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, and, per-
hapS, of ether states will be present.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
IN THE WARDS.
A List of the Buildings That Have
Cost More Than $4,000.

A full list of all buildings erected this,
year costing $4,000 or over, with some
mention of the kind, quality and location
of each, is given below by wards. In
this are included all churches, schools.
residences, blocks, and. in short, all
buildings erected during the year at
cost of S10,C00 or over. The list is as
follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
4 YEARS. RECORD
Evidence of st. Paul's Rapid
Growth That Cannot
Be Refuted.
Figures That Prove Her a
Hustler Beyond a Res
sonable Doubt.
Can Any Western City Show
a Better Record Than Is
Given Below?
The Building Of a Year
Amounts to the Splendid
Total $11,543,314,
A Flattering Increase Of
Nearly $2,000,OOO Over
Last Years Record.
The Sum of $354,80S Spent in
the Erection Of Eduea-
tional Institutions.
Twenty-Five Churches Are
Erected at a Cost Of
$106,700.
The Sum of $354,80S Spent in
the Erection Of Eduea-
tionaI Institutions.
Twenty-Five Churches Are
Erected at a Cost Of
$f06,700.
The Building Inspector Has
ISs ed 1000 Permits Dur
ing Eleven Months.

One year ago the GLOBE published
the building record for 1856. 1t footed
up something over S9,5OO,OO0 and was
considered a phenomenal shO wing. To-
day another years growth is given,
which shows an increase of $2,O00.000
over the record of 1886, the total being
11,543.314. This is a larger amount
than has been expended in any one
year in the history of the city, and
shows that the city is steadily and sys-
tematically growing in wealth and i'm
pOrtance. The whole story is told in
the following figures:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
First Ward.

American Express company. change
brick dwelling into stables, n side
of Grove st, bet Mississippi and
De Bow sts. ts...............-.. ...... SIS, 900
Board of Education, city of st Paul,
3-story brick public school, jerks
St bet Walsh and Wilde sts.... -. 21.9I4
Board Of Education city of st Paul,
2-story brick school, Arkwrght st,
bet Jessamine and Magnolia. ..... %, 40
August Hotterhoff. frame block and
dwellings, saltwater st, bet Ohm
stead ana William sts........ 10000
Total. 4 permits its.... S7S.O54
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
North st Paul Land company, Hotel
Morton. East Seventh st. corner

North st Paul Land company, Hotel
Morton. East Seventh st, corner
Charles es......... .....- I2,t
Capt Fl A Castle, stock barn on Silver
lake............................ lake. 7,t
c Il McKenney. 2-stOry brick build
ing, Margaret st, near Seventh -. 81
E Pflueger, 8 1-story brick build
ings Charles st, near seventh. ... 1,5
P Schmitz. 2-stOry brick store and
Offices, Seventh st, near Charles. q
Wisconsin Central Railroad COM
pany. new brick depot, bet Mar
garet and Charles sts.. :. &C
Morgan d. Jones, ice-house, 6OxS0,
Is feet high, near brickyard on
CharleS st la
Col Knauff, 2-stOry frame build
ing, Seventh, near Henry -. 2,S
JnO Lucker, 2-stOry brick stores and
dwelling, Seventh, corner Henry. 3,4
W Harris, 2-story frame building,
restaurant Seventh, near Charles. &c
Walsh, 2-story frame buildings,
stores and dwelling. 1,S
Aug Schuster, 3-stOry veneer hotel,
Seventh, near Margaret. .... 2,S
Adolph Newman, 2-stOry veneered
brick, Seventh, near Helen. ..... 2,5
" McCray, 2-story veneered brick,
Seventh, near Helen ...... %
Y Schonweiler, meat market fish
markell and boarding house, Sew
enth, near Helen Observation-Disclosures. %
John Leonharty, 2-stOry frame
building, Seventh, near Margaret. ., /
Philip Tester, 2-story frame build
ing. stores and dwellings, Sew
enth, neer Charles es......... Is
Charles KOrth, 2-story meat market,
Seventh, near Charles .... 81
Capt Burger, 2story frame build
idg, Seventh, near Charles. .... 30
JnO Luger, three frame residences,
Henry, near Eighth av, $1,000
A + Beach, 2-story residence, Eighth ~
av, near Henry. ............ 30
John Hughes, story brickyeneered
hotel, Seventh near Pennsylvania. 4,5
Sleeper block, brick block, 5OxSO
feet, Seventh near Pennsylvania. 60
Brick block, 10 feet front, adjoining
Sleeper block. k..................... so
W Schleck, 2-story frame building
NV corner Margaret and Seventh. I.9
James Heller, 2-story Office build
ing, Margaret and Seventh ......... 1,S
n Lynn, 1-story drug store. Sew
enth near Charles ..... go. 1,6
W L Cleveland, three frame build
ings, Seventh near Margaret.... SO
Albert Pibate, 2-story frame store,
Seventh bet Charles and Henry. 1,6
Lucker 4 Hart, two 2-story frame
buildings, Seventh near Charles. 10
Mr. Dean, 2-story frame bakery;
Seventh, near Charles. ............. 10
Charles Thorn, HISTORY frame sa-
loon: Seventh, near Charles. ..... 1t
Two story brick store: Margaret and
Seventh ....... ......... SO
Truls Nelson and Hans Mossepust,
2-story veneered brick stores;
Seventh. near Helen. ....... -. 6,3
femme g. Buck, 2story frame gro
Gerry; Seventh. near Charles ...... 1.9
Smith hotel, 2l2-story frame build
ing: Indiana st Observation-Disclosures. GO
Arial Eldrige, frame cottage; Henry
st and Eighth av av.....,............. 1,2
John Luger, 1-stOry frame tene
ments. =. .............:... .......- SO
Wisconsin Central Railroad COM
pany, passenger stations and
freight house ................ $50
=
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12

j Fl Schurmeier, 4-story brick store
and dwelling. Seventh, bet Rosa
bel and Wacouta ..............
g A Mann, 3-story brick dwellings
and stores. Seventh st, bet Rosabel
ana Wacouta. 49,. ............
st. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba
Railroad company, 5-story brick
/. offices. Third st, bet Broadway
and ROsabel. l.............. ........
j. j Lawrence, 4-story brick store,
seventh, bet Wacouta and Rosa
DSi.
T ii Kelly, repairs to fifth story Of
building, Third st, bet Sibley and
Wacouta.
z j Bowlin, 4-story brick hotel, 9th
st, bet Rosabel and Wacouta. 49,.
Trustees of First Swedish NJ E
church, 2story brick church and
stores, 10th, bet Temperance and
Sibley
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
S265,OOO

ID Schultz, 6-story block, Jackson,
bet 9th and 9TH h.......... $40,
Dennis Ryan, 6-story brick block,
p 9TH, bet jackson and Robert ... 800,
City of st Paul, 2-stOry brick fire en-
gine house, 9th st, bet Oakland
and Fort. Is,
De Coster & Clark, 6-story brick
store, Jackson, bet 9th ana 9Th. =. 80,
Mayall, 6-story brick store, Jack
son, bet 5th and 9Th -. ..... A,
Helen j McCaine, 3-story brick
dwelling, Exchange, bet 9th and
Jacob Hammer, 3-stOrv brick dwell
ing, Franklin, bet 5th and 7th.... 10,
NJ ID Miller, 4'story brick tenement,
College av, bet Rice and st Peter. 10,
Tim Reardon, 4-story brick block,
3. Minnesota, bet 9th and 9TH. .. 10,
City of st Paul, 3-story brick school
house, bet Robert and Minnesota. Sc,
j Ii Davidson, 6-story brick altera-
tions, 4th ST, bet Cedar and Min
HeSOta... -........... 10,
j L Forepaugh, 1-story brick Office
building, 4th st, bet Minnesota
and Robert. ...-... ...... =. 26,
New York Life Insurance company,
1O-story brick office building, 9th
and Minnesota. ....... 80. 800,
nj &c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
Second Ward.

Matt leithauser, 3-story block of
brick dwellings and stores, Third
st. bet Maple and Arcade SITS. s....
II F Stock. 2 story frame block,
Seventh and Beech sts, bet Arcade
and Mendoza SITS. 49,. .....-
John Bast, 3-story brick dwelling
and store, Seventh tibet Margaret
and Hope SITS. .................
Board of Education. 2-story brick
addition to Van Buren, school,
Bates st, bet Conway and Ravine.
August Uihlien, 3-story brick dwell
ing and store, Seventh st, bet Hope
and Eichwald d... go.
Total. five permits.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
CHURCH BUILDINGS.
Expenditures in the Cause Of Re-
Iigion During Twelve Months.

Expenditures in the Cause of Re-
Iigion During Twelve Months.
The churches. 100, c1ine IN for a share
nf the money invested in buildings
during the year, and large share it is,
amounting ia sIOG.TG. This does not
include thc amounts expended on the
DAYTON Avenue Presbyterian and the
Central Park VI. f.. churches, costing
$500 and SO Geo, respectively. and the
I.::Ecr ;.arti2nS 81 10th amounts We're
pail out this year. The largest of these
is :iie Church Of st. James. on View
Si:ect, near .Inm0. Next is the Swedish
Nj. E. church Oh TeEth, near Temper
amce street. Then comes the Oxford NJ.
L. church, cn Holly, near Dale; the
Norwegian l.. e. church. Fifteenth
street, acdr Canada, and the Trinity
English Lutheran. on Robie street, near
Anita. Following is full list of
churches erected during the year:
NEW CHURCHES.
Trustees of ;he Swedish NJ Z church,
ore->ic:: f:ains church, Hand,
Tfssiecs Il .i<bury NJ Il church,
twj-sto:g 'f,.n.t parsonage, Ross,
1esr Frank ...... ...... .......... 2.400
Ir::s::es o. First Baptist church,
La!a Story f-anl2 shed, Seventh,
-eat E.y ............ 100
- -s,:icE Church congregation. one
.;cry frame church, Mississippi
Ess: :Ca.f.................. -. 5000
Trustees u Seventh Day Adventists
oae-story frame church, jerks
rear Walsh h..................... 2,45O
Trustees Bates Avenue NJ + church.
ohe story frame addition, Bates,
Eear Rrvine -. ............... 500
Trustees {: Paul church, one-story
frame covered walk. Ninth, near
O!lNc--. 4UO
Trustees Goodrich Avenue Prcsby-
seriau church, one-story frame ad-
dltiun &c church. Goodrich, near
Seventh ..................... 500
ST James church, one-stoTy brick
church, View, near Juno.. 10000
chuich, Carroll, near Laura. ...... 5000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-12
S559,350
Eighth Ward.

Mic Weller, two-story brick dwell
ing. University av, near ST. AL
USillS SAO
House of the Good Shepherd, three
story brick building, La Fond,
near Victoria ...................... SIS
Board of Education, two-story
brick school. Front ST, near West
ern av. v........... 49,. 80. 16
Board Of Education, twO-story brick
school. StinsOn. near Oxford. ... %S
Louis l. May, one-story glass and
frame greenhouse, Eifelt, near
Van Buren,. ................. -
William Marquardt, 3story brick
store and dwelling, Carroll. near
LOUIS. ............ ---........ Ia